Every aspect of your health—from the physical to the emotional and even the financial—factors into your overall sense of wellness. With that in mind, we offer Healthy@Hopkins, an array of programs and services that can help you improve your well-being.
Wellness Programs
March Focus on Wellness: Healthy Sleep
How are you sleeping these days? Healthy sleep is a key factor in managing your overall physical and mental well-being. Healthy sleep supports you in making better food choices, achieving your fitness goals, increases your productivity and is necessary in managing stress. As a Johns Hopkins employee you have access to several free tools to help you manage your sleep. Use the self-administered sleep assessment tool on the myStrength app to learn more about your sleep habits and the Calm app to listen to sleep stories. Also join one of our upcoming sleep webinars below. Make a goal for yourself during the National Sleep Foundation’s National Sleep Awareness Week ® March 14-20, to access these resources, read in-depth articles from Johns Hopkins Sleep Medicine to support your journey to healthy sleep. March 14 is the start of Daylight Saving Time so this is an opportunity to be mindful of your sleep habits.
WELLNESS CLASSES
WINTER 2021 (January 11-March 19, 2021)- Register Here NOTE: To access this secure registration site, your VPN must be set up if you are working remotely.
If you need assistance registering email: wellnessprograms@jhu.edu
Ralph S. O’Connor Recreation Center OFFERING FREE CLASSES TO all JH Affiliates through April 30, 2021
WEBINARS:
Manager Training on Sleep and Fatigue
As a manager have you had difficult conversations with staff who are too fatigued to execute work properly? Sleep deprivation can put employees, other staff and patients at risk of physical harm or lead to other critical errors in the workplace. Poor performance is not necessarily an indicator of an employee lack of interest or commitment, but can be a result of a variety of sleep concerns including insomnia, narcolepsy, obstructive sleep apnea, and restless legs syndrome conditions. Please join Dr. Susheel Patil, Clinical Director, Johns Hopkins Pulmonary Sleep Medicine Program to discuss ways managers can improve their understanding of the safety and health risks associated with poor sleep and their skills for organizing work to reduce the risk of employee fatigue.
Mar 9, 2021 10:00-11 AM Register Here
Mar 25, 2021 12:00 PM Register Here
Sleep Solutions
Please join this webinar to learn about causes for sleep disruption and strategies for a better Night’s sleep.
March 23, 2021 12:00pm-1:00pm Join Live Meeting Here
Meeting ID: 854 1289 2995
Passcode: 395807
Ask the Expert:
Join a 30-minute Ask the Expert session on Thursday, March 4 at 12pm, with Jennifer Katzenstein, PhD, ABPP-CN, Director, Psychology and Neuropsychology, Co-Director, Center for Behavioral Health at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Health System about addressing our relationship with technology and how it can impact our health.
Access code: 180 403 0197
Password: vSMSP7hna84
Join by phone: (404) 410-4502
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